Went to the rooftop bar at Alvear Palace Hotel for sunset drinks and had a fun time overall. The…read moresunset itself isn't anything mind-blowing, but you do get nice views of the city, the river, and the Floralis Generica lit up, which was a cool thing to see. One thing to know going in is that there's a minimum bar tab and a two-hour time limit, which can be a little annoying if you're just hoping for one quick drink and a small bite. That said, the drinks and food were solid. The Grey Goose martinis were well made, and the buffalo mozzarella caprese appetizer was really good and easy to recommend. Good spot for a sunset drink if you're okay settling in for a bit rather than popping in and out.

Decent views and food, good service, but not the best for rooftop views. The food was mixed, but…read moreall of it seemed very fresh. The views on one side are very nice, especially at night. The ambiance is very nice at night with the flames, lights, and general buzz of the crowd.

We ate here three times since it was walking distance to our Airbnb. The food and service were…read moregood. The place was clean. Only caution if you sit outside homeless were harassing the guests. We sat inside.

Service is awesome as is the ambience…read more Right around the corner from Alvear Palace Hotel. Their steak sandwiches and brownies are THEE best. Take some brownies home! You won't regret it! 5 out of 5 I'd come back to Buenos Aires just for their brownies!

such a fun spot to go for pre-drinks before the club! 416 is actually copied after a pub in…read moreToronto, so while not Argentine.... it's a great place to come if you're feeling 1.) homesick 2.) craving a light bite 3.) want a place to pregame w friends before the club Really English speaking friendly, a lot of ex-pats come here. Their menu is great, and you really can't go wrong with anything there. Loved their tuna roll (order one per person), reuben sandwich, kung pak chicken, mushroom toast, and chicken mac sandwich (modeled after the big mac. trust. this is good!) cocktails are good, and they have a 2 for 3 deal from 7-9pm. lots of options. none of the drinks was standoutish like (omg i need to have this again) but i really did enjoy it!!!! total came out to be around ~$20 a person, for splitting some light tapas & two drinks which isn't bad!!!! i'll def be back & recommend anyone (visiting or living in BA!) to try.

Great lighting, perfect for a date night. My friend and I sat at the bar. Awesome choices of small…read moretapas plates. We ordered the mushroom toast and spicy tuna hand roll, both were unique and delicious. The cocktails were well-made and fresh ingredients. Vergil, the bartender was superb. I'll definitely come back again.

Our Tour Guide recommended this spot and worked out as it was near the last stop of our Excursion…read more Plenty of in/outdoor seating and they were busy around 1:30 on a Friday. Self seating and we waited about 5 minutes before a table opened up outside next to the Gomero de la Recpoleta (massive rubber tree). We've come to accept that slower service is part of the process in this city and no exception here. Our waiter, who seemed to have been working here (along with many of his colleagues) for some time came out after a bit of time to drop off menus. (dressed in throwback/formal Server uniforms which was a nice touch.) The options are endless and we were a bit overwhelmed but quickly focused on the Milanese as this was the dish we were looking to try. You can order what appeared to be a combo which includes drinks (coffee/soft drink etc) and dessert which we thought we did. We ordered a Milanese and Neapolitan Milanese. Sides were fries on one and salad on the other. Enjoyed the Neapolitan as it came with tomato sauce and cheese. Salad was tasty. Milanese was okay. We did pair them with an Imperial Lager (local draft) that came out in a cool mug. We weren't offered the dessert option and didn't bother to ask as we needed to leave. Service was friendly and engaged and, as mentioned, slower so make sure you have time. Located in Recoleta, the oldest restaurant (over 150 years old) in Buenos Aires with a good mix of Locals and Tourists and a good one for a taste of Buenos Aires.

Ordered the milanesa with fries ... the picture doesn't look appealing... but it was delish!!! The…read morefries were a bit dry, so didn't eat much of those. Also ordered the tomato salad - just a bowl of cut tomatoes but when we added the olive oil and balsamic vinegar.. it was a great compliment to the milanesa. The staff were all friendly and funny. Nice roomy venue with ceiling fans (which is nice in hot weather) and they had outdoor seating. Would I go back? Yes.

We came for Valentine's day and it was horrible. Firstable…read morethey brought as a different champange waaaay expensivier than the one we actually order ,then we order a cheese table and it was disappointing they didn't even brought as bread so we ask for it but they brought as a old bread for the cheese and it actually looks like the cheese was taken from the morning breakfast. I don't recommend this place if your looking for a good experience and good food.

Fantastic dinner for 8 plus the baby. Food was great, service top notch by Laura the waitress…read more Stay at the hotel for the same exceptional service.

We stopped in at the Nim Bar after a disappointing at another spot a few blocks away. The Nim is a…read moremodern looking bar and restaurant with a full bar and table service. We only had a couple of drinks so can't speak to the food, but given the ambiance and the service, we would definitely come back. They have some interesting cocktails (like Penicillin, a mix of Chivas Regal scotch, dash of honey and lemon juice) and a broad selection of Argentinian and other wines.

I loved this bar! It was right in the heart of the San Telmo market and they had a great upscale…read morevibe. I had a Cosmo Honey drink and it was so darn good my friend also ordered one after tasting it! I had the Thai noodle bowl (I believe that's what it was called) and it was absolutely excellent! Certainly a dish I would get again if I returned. This restaurant was very nice and I enjoyed the decor including the foliage on the ceiling. I would easily recommend Nim Bar to anyone who is looking for a solid, upscale restaurant to eat at. Prices were also fair.

Walked into the flower shop and it smelled amazing. Continued to the bar below and enjoyed a few…read moreglasses of wine. Enjoyable atmosphere and friendly staff.

Arriving back from Iguaza Falls, we decided to risk a very late dinner here without reservations…read more The uber ride dropped us off and a pleasant employee guided us to the location as we were a bit bewildered as to where the flower shop storefront was located. We loved the florist- yes plenty of fresh flowers in the shop, They opened the walk in fridge door and we walked downstairs to the speakeasy amid the dj spinning records. We were seated at a table and a very pleasant server ( who spoke English) dropped of our menus and took our drink orders. My aperol spritz was refreshing and hubby enjoyed his cocktail too. Our preferences for seafood or veggies allowed our server to make recommendations that were amazing. The complimentary sourdough bread was devoured- it had been a long 24 hrs without much food - another story! The crab empanada was large enough to share and was AMAZINGLY yummy. No wonder it is one of the most ordered dishes. Hubby loved his anchovy crostini, the BBQ shrimp - delicious, and we shared the argula salad- also a winner. Not much wait for an Uber back to our Airbnb at 1am- time to prepare for tomorrow's departure. Hope to return in the future!

In the Vitrum Hotel, this restaurant and bar is trendy, sleek, and offers a wide range of options…read morethroughout the day. Most notable is the complimentary hot eggs and continental breakfast served daily from 7am-1030am for hotel guests. There is a wide variety of beverages including hot tea and coffee, exotic juice blends, and yogurt drinks, sweet pastries like alfajors, brownies, lemon triangles, cookies, and breads with spreads such as jelly, nutella, dulce de leche, and other savories such as cheeses and fresh butter. A medley of fruit is cut in a few salads as well as offered whole. Hard and soft cheeses are plentiful, along with 3-4 different sliced ham options, including prosciutto. Hot eggs are also included with the hotel stay, and can be prepared nearly every way possible. Scrambles and omelets can include cheese, ham, veggies, and bacon. If you are looking to partake in the breakfast outside of a hotel stay, the continental portion will run you 120 pesos, and adding the hot eggs will run about 55 pesos. Staff are kind and tend well to the space. Added bonus in your hotel stay: two complimentary drink tickets for the bar.

Chic yet unpretentious spot in Palermo's Vitrum Hotel with good quality to price ratio. The menu is…read morehuge, and it appears that many breakfast and lunch items are available all day. I ordered the sweet squash ravioli, though I was wary of the tomato sauce topping as opposed to the traditional cream sauce. However, the combination worked well--the sauce tasted house made, and somehow the acidic tomatoes paired well with the squash. In Buenos Aires, fruit and veggies tend to taste better than stateside, and this was especially true in the passion fruit parfait that I got for dessert. The sweet yet tart passion fruit was blended into a pillowy, cool parfait that was absolutely perfect for a humid summer (that's Feb in ARG) day. Enjoyed the cappuccino that I ordered (lots of fun layers added visual umph) and the service was spot on.